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RAILWAYS IN THE NORTH.

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→ THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JULY 13 1907.

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KONOTONG TELEGRAFT"

KING ALFRED'S' SCORE. WORLD'S RECORD IN GUNNERY.

BULL'S EYES, FROM THE HEAVY GUNS.

rom Cur Own Corrispondenti]

Shanghai, Atb June,

11:6.0.

H.M18. King Alfred has made a world's record in gunnery at Wei- hai-wei.

CANTON-HANKOW

RAILWAY

HONGKONG SHAREHOLDERS

BARRED

17Mr Badaró-Did, họ at that time appear an intelligent young man ?-Quite and as fully appreciated the value of mossy, jedna po

Continuing, witness said ho did not tell the defendant' that if she was satisfied that the plaintiff was the fifth son of Li Choi then she could safely advance the money. What be told her was that if she was intiffiad as to his identity she could advance the money. In

Li Choi executed an assignment af: co tain propony to, bis soos Jointly, and later Li Fuk assigned his phare to Ei Leung, the plaintiff. Those assignments constituted plain- liff's litle to the property.

>The broker and the go-between gave similar. rvidence and the case continued.

ANTI-OPIUM REGULA

TIONS

THE CAMPAIGN IN CANTON..

FORMATION OF A CENTRAL "ASSOCIATION:

From ONFAOwn Görresporina);

Canton, thJuly Acting Provibelal Judge, Kung Som-tuan, har' drawn up a set of fourteen, regulations for discussion in connection with the halalan of opiah-smoking at the end of the 6th sacon.

THE SECOND CALL

From Our Own-Conerspondent,]

Canton, 11th July, Another meeting of the Canten-Hankow Railway Company was held yesterday afternoon at the Company's office. Mr. Un Vang teng ANOTHER INFANT'S MORTGAGE. | The draft regulations are as follows 1-SAPPAR): was voted to the chair, and there were present several bundled shareholder

The following a

questions ware discussed?-(1) Salary of the president and vice-president. (a

of the second, instalment of capital.

THE CHINESE LAW ON MAJORITY.

J.

the duty of all who are ad://ar

to

1. That duca opium in one of the great curso, the habit, to o get rid of it, at an early date, le ith outstablebed at Canon under the Central Anti-Opium. Asocia

Three six-inch guns in ané minute | Coppaning of a bank in connection with the his Honour the Chief Justice, presiding in Dri- control of the NÉP

Of these, 29 were bull's-eyes.

stitutions and other antón Charitable Ing

wo nine-inch guns Stired of? 19 be 6xad at Scop per maniem andikat of the vile, bearing, This was a similar sult to that in province to make arrangemanja

Fifteen were brill

very hopefully." Do these disintereste anthropists of England propose to compensale rounde intw minutes and made 19 the Crown Colonies of the Far East for the

bite. reduction in revenue which must

inevitably be suffered as the result of their magnaniment legislation? If so, then there is no problem. whatever to be solved, no ways and means to be devised, no crapalous estimates to be over hauled, no imposition of inordinate bordena to be mitigated. The way is clear straight, and in spite of all that has been said and dune th: Crown Colonies of the Far But, even 10, fast will be as they were. do these babblers of faddimic tendencies

CHINESE BOMB OUTRAGE

ANTI-MONARCHICAL FANATIC'S

DESIGN.

At the Supreme Court bis morning before

ginal Jurisdiction, the case of Li-Leung, auing After much discussion:

on the several quesby his next friend Li Cheung Shi, he being a tions, resolutions were passed to the following infant, against Li Ki Mah, was called on for effact). That the salary of the president

which Judgment was reserved Testerday. D.

instructed by, president at $400 per mvarem. (a) That from theveninge me fons of dhunes held blad-Vieavanson, of Meets Deacon, Leoker at Peking, the number of

by

Mad Deacon, appeared for the plaintiffs and 1 and others, Hongkong marchants by Sir Henry, Borkeler, K.C., instructed by Mr. cancelled, and that there merchants shail noi CD: Wilkinson, of Messrs. Wilkinson and hanceforth be admitted into the Company Grist, represented the defendant an infant and shareholders, and that the second tests ment Mr. Slade said: The plaintiff is an payable he fixed at 1.50 per share to collected on a date to be fixed hereafter. (3) That Railway Bank be opened under the name of the Kwang (ong Bank, pursuant to the regulations already drawn up by Mr. Lau Shlu

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great step forward has therefore been taken if its nexions features. But vice and In the means of transportation of goods, antavil can no more be dies pated by solution of Dow marked differences in prices are no political tighteousness than chronic deformities longer to be found between different parts of can be removed by the bone doc.or. Mr.

Morlay is a morallus and a practical poli

politician, the island,The future of the filand, it will which is not alle jether a peculier combination. be scen, is now assured and the credit mustion English Minister, and in bis Badget be given to the abié'administrators who have speech his practical common-senso managed to bring order out of chaos in a made evident over his moral views.

stated that he had received an enormous country which only a few years ago was over-

tmber of letters from churches and other run by warlike aborigines.

who word. dreply doteresta 1 in the 17ide,

and he paid a tribute to the sincerity of his correspondents; but he added a remark which must have given the unco guld # pause for thought. He said: "They often ung the Some interesting particulars regarding the expression righteousness before ravenne. Yes, progress of railways in North China is given but you must not satisfy your own righteous by the Commissioner of Customs at Hangu Here was a home thrust which by no meaor

ness at the expense of other people's reven chow, Mr. von Tanner. It is stated by the suited a certain section fth emancipators, and Commissioner that the general dgalre" for pu

2 valinne member of the House jumped into progressive reforms, already shown by tangi. the breach with iba

We are quite ble results in other parts of China, has prepared to the expense of our

our righteous. caused some ripples even in the ultra conness." Well and good, but the dry rejoinder of fired off 88 rounds and 87 hits were servative province, and the struggles between Mr Morley will be appreciated by those who the Old China-and the progressive parties are not led away by visiontry schemas. Boored. have been frequent and bitter. fiver since said: "I present that observation: hopefully to the port war opened in 1896 railways were talked of, but resulted so for only in numerous surveys made by various foreign companies. Now for the first time work has been actually commenced by an exclusively Chincte com pany un a line which is to connect the for eign settlement and eventually Kashing with the Hangchow city and the Talentang river, The ground for the line has been cleared, embankments have been commenced, and road materials and a locomotive have been landed. Although some people say that the energy displayed is but for the purpose of

that the opium trouble will be ended? making remunerative terms for the pro- Possibly they do, but as everyone with any moters in case of a forced compromise with experience of China will admit, they are liable the British Company that claims to hold the to see their views rudely shattered. Two concession for the Chekiang railways, and al- millions sterling is a conservative estimate though dissent has already broken out in the af the annual amount which.will compensate managing departmeist over th giving-out of. for the loss of the opium trade in Singapore and Hongkong, and the British elector who is contracts, still there title doubt that more is in it, as even a further extension to Kash-prepared to divert that sum from the Imperial exchequer for a questionable advintage mus! ing and from Kashing to Shanghai is under be either very thick-headed or generous by consideration. The effect on trade by these pnxy. The epium question is by no means projected rollways is hard to estimante; the settled as yet either in India or in Chinn, and splendid waterways of this province, Engiand and Americs it will remain a problem

despite all the efforts of the regenerators neglected but easily repaired, should. Be

for many days to come. We say nothing about equal to all demands for years to come. the inclination of the people of Chios, the na of course the repairs, be they ever so little.sential features of the opium trade in Bons-alien, Shangt, spted for this anti-foreign must be done, as any lengthy drought such long as well as in Singapore, the impetus that as has frequently occured in former will be given to smuggling, the necessity for years would at present, practically, cut the provision of a preventive service, the undue this port off from the outer world, taxation of an over-taxed population, in fire "While the main theme of the Commissioner's the absurdity of it all, but we leave it to the conscientious thinker whether the taste for report on the trade of Hangchow last year opium among the Chinese can be determined. is concerned with railways, a highly interest before the arrival of the millenium.“ ing dissertation on the opium, traffic is given by the same writer. He observes that the oplum trade shows a large decrease as co pared with the figures for 1905. It is pro-

(ath July.) bable that a greater proportion of the drug.

Concerning the U.S. Flest in Far Eastern used in native grown, though, according waters of which en much has been heard within reliable information, the eating and injecting the past couple weeks, there need be, little of morphia has replaced smoking to a great cause for speculation over the contemplated extent. While the importation of foreign marceuvres which are about to take place under opium or even the extensive cultivation of the Command of Rear-Admiral Evans. In the the minds of many American alleged in the native drug can be checked, it is

present excitement regarding the feared that there are far greater 'diffi- culties evolved in preventing the increase of the navy in the Orient is regardedling, who has since been decapitated,defendant docied that plaintiff was an infant

to

17. 8. PACĪKIC ELBET..

A

We

with a

THREE OFFICERS KILLED

From Our Own Correspondent.]

Shanghai, 8th July, 1.15 p.m."

On Saturday, while His Excellency En-Shou was inspecting a review of the cadets of Anhui, an anti-Mo- narchist flung a bomb amongst a group of officers surrounding the Governor.

His Excellency escaped, but three officers were killed.

is Excellency En-Shou, the Governor of tendencies and his app ictment was the sphfent of pretest by the British and Foreign Ministers in 19:6-Ed, H.K.T;] ·

ANTI-MONARCHICAL OUTRAGE

GOVERNOR OF ANHUI AND THREE

OFFICERS SHOT DEAD. [From Our Own Corrispondent.]

Shanghai, 9th July, B p.m. The Governor of Anhui is dead. His assailant was Taotai Chu Shih- Under orders, from Viceroy Tuan Fang many troops are being hurled

shots at the Governor and bis staff.

MASS MEETING.

organisations. 3. That upon the establishment of the fojas going association a committen be seus to the different prefectures, and districts thruaghout 4. That the sole object of abuse associations vicious habit and that those asso take part in no other affair presided over by

5. That each association ing to site of place), and that the president of one president

ass associations

beir

isha

i and a committes (number accord,

6 That people interested in the anti-opium movement and those addicted to the habit, are eligible to admission (a) member of the association.

is suing by bis next friend Li Cheung Shi, ▸ the central association be elected, by the widow, reildung at No: 207, Des Voeux Road Croton Charitable Tontitutions, and theep se West. The defendant is a trader residing insidents of the branch associations:

On be slected Hongkong. The plaintif was born on 9th by the local gentry February, 1886. Od 30th March, 2006, the plaintiff executed an indenture whereby, he purported to charge by way of second mort Today the Acting Provincial Judge, Kung gago his estate and interest in the leasehold

7. That an anti-opium medicina be pre- Sum-test, and the two Magistrates of Namhoi property situate in Victoria and known and and Fanyu together with troops will be presen" registered in the Land Office as the Remain:pated, for free distribution to poor opium.

smokers s of weak health, and sold at a small- at the Canton-Hankow Railway Companying portion of Marine Lot No. 163, to secure

repayment to the defendant of $3,500 and charge to those who are in a healthy condition. mice to superinten the mass meeting."

interest

the at the rate in the said indenture spa-

parent and branch associationa cified

bring

into use hospitals for treatment of opium The said indenture in registered in the Land smokersof the poorer classes and those who are Office

by Memorial No. 39507. The plaintiff strong enough to perform their daily duties be therefore cisime: A declaration that the said admitted for treatment only as out,pationla. indenture is qull and void; delivery up of the 9. That industrial institutions be established for the admission of those who, might be left said "Indenture for cancellation; that the re gistration of the said indenture in the Land destitute by the abolition of opiumt Office be expunged from the register.

AN INFANTS MORTGAGE,

AND AN APPEAL TO UPJET IT,

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That

In the Original Jurisdiction Court, last Mou-

19. That oplum patiquts are requested to day; before his Honour the Chief Justice pre For the defence it was denied that plaintiff bave a reliable person to stand as security siding, Li Leung, an infant.by Li Cheung Shi, was an infant. The datendant denied that the before, medical treatment will be accorded. admission be issued friend, sand Tam Mun ling, din lewprize, The defendant admitted paragraphs two, four. them by the of No. 257 Des Voeux Rond, widow, his nex plaintiff was bom no the 9th February, 1866. them and that tickets of

association. living in Hongkong, for a declaration that and five of the Batement of Claim but y

11. That medical treatment be accorded an indenture of mortgage dated 16th March, that prior to the execution by the plaintiff of the epium smokers for three months at the most 1906, and made between the plaintiff on the morigage in the said fourth paragraph men and if patients are still addicted to the vice

part, and defendant. on

tioned, and prior to the advance to the plaintiff upon expiry of 3 months, an inquiry will have the Land Office by Member, Sto registered

of the

sum of $3.500, the plaintiff expressly re to be held into suck cse. null and void, (») delivery up of the preussted that he was of the age of 23 years 13. That the expenditure for the mininter.

by 39.435 ssid indenture of mortgage, for cancellation Chinese reckoning, and the defandant believed ance of these associations and hospitals be And, (3) that the registration of the said the express representation to be true and borna by the Government, the charitable insti indenture al mortgage in the Land Office, be he acted on the faith of the truth thereof tutions, and by voluntary subscription a expunged from the Register. Mr. D. V. Stes in making the said advance of $3,500, and in Ch. That she MOTONET Df each association - venson, of Mesurs, fie con, Lacker and Des accepting the oxid mortgage as ascurity for the after three years con, instructed MM. 1. Slade on behalf of repayment of the same. For a further defence the Governnient for preferment. the

and Sir Henry Berkeley,-K.C. defendant ssid that the plaintiff is Platotif, instructed by Mr. Otto. Kong bing, represented the Emperor of China, and it, as is his next the defendant. Slade said the plaintiff is friend, now and at the time of making such an infant and is suing by his next friend, Ladvance and the execution of the sald mort Cheung Shi, a widow, residing at No. 207, gege, domiciled in Canton within the Dominion Des Voeux Road. The defendant is a single of the Emperor of China. The defendant said

residing in Hongkong.

February, 1884

of

subject of

The evidence for the plaintiff was then heart: and was similar to that gives in his car against Kam Mao Hing.

For the delence it was stated that the that by the law of China a person it of fuil age. that the plaintiff being the time and the has retched the age of 16 years The defendant denies that the plaintiff was the execution of the said mortgage an

China as aforesaid and being above the age. the plaintiff was bornuary, 1880, and said that of the making of the avance, domiciled in The defendant said that prior to the of 16 years, had gapacity to enter lets the con mortgage mentioned in the fourth paragrapy tract contains to the rate mortgage, and suct of he statement of claim, ned, prior to mortgage is therefore valid and cannot be set JURTHER PARTICULARÒ.

advance by the defendant to the plaintiff of the aside, and the personal covenant contained Further particulars of the outrage directed $to,000, the plaintiff expressly represented in therein for the repayment of the said som against the Governor of Anhui are given by the defcedant that he, the plaintiff, was of advanced is valid and enforceable against the the Shanghal correspondent of the Sheung Pao the full age of 22 years, and defendant said plaintiff.

His Excellency was visiting the gendarmerie belloved such express declaration to be school with the object of toriawing the cadets,trus, and acted upon the faith thereof in making the said advance by way of loan, on Saturday last, when the head teacher, Chu Shholing, produced a revolver and fired six and to accepting the said mortgage as securit Sir Henry-produced letters written by Mr. the repayment of the id advance. And Reginald Harding to Messrs. Wilkinson and for a further defence the defendant said that Grist, stating that be had benu instructed by the plaintiff is a subject of the Emperor of the plaintiff to withdraw the action and pay China, and is, as it his next friend, and was as the amounts cial ed, and argued that that was the time of

of the said advance, and the execo-sufficient for's withdrawal-as it was not neces tion of the said mortgage, domiclied in Canton sary for a plaintiff to get the consent of the

Court to withdraw, unless he wished to in the Dominions of the Emperor of China.

By this the The defendant said that by the law of China

plaintiff admitted that he legally owed the age of 16 years, and that the plaintiff, being money and was willing to pay it.

execution of the waid at the time of the

mortgage domiciled in China as aloresvid and being above the age of 16 years had capacity to enter into the contract contained in the said mortgage, and that such mortgage was accordingly valld an I cannot be set aside and that the personal covenant therein contain ed for the repayment by the plaintiff of the. sum of $10,000, advanced as aforesaid, is valid and enforceable against the plaintiff. Evidence way board, and the case continued.

Excellency expired within a few hours, The assassin was immediately arrested at the instance of H.E. Tusn Fang, and instructions regarding the punishment, that should be met. ed out to him are awaited from Peking.

bring the case again. later. person it of full age when he has attained the

as rather peculiar in view of the recent orders flow of these even more pernicious pills, affecting vassels in Philippine and Chinese no exily smuggled into the country in and Japanese waters. As a matier of fact, in stall quantities. Imperial decrees entering seat of fronting the feat here the number to gankm. the giving up of the opium habit were pro of vessels will be actually decreased by twe mulgated during the year, and posters and and in armament to a very positive degree oxhortations were issued as well by the local that can be worked out by any person.

mathematical turn of mind.

from authorities. Should, however, the opium the Manila Times that the situation that pre- smoker change his habit and satisfy his

sents itself, according to naval experts, is this: craving by the eating or injecli g of mor the armoured cruisers West Virginia, Coloradz, phia, the officials will be helpless in the Maryland and Pennsylvania, the only formid. malter as both are so much easier concealed. able war vessels now is the Orient, have been than the smoking to which habit various cum ordered to San Francisco, and the armoured bersame paraphernalia are necessary. While croisers Tennessee and Washington have been

Four shots took affect. The Governor was ordered to the China siation; the cruiser-Cin for 1975 a total falling off of 388 pleute of cinurii, now on duty in this section of the world, mortally wounded and two weiyuans and oplum compared with the imports in 1904 has been ordered home and the cruiser Baffi-captain were killed on the spot. was recorded the decrease experienced dur-mora has leady gone homes the cruisers ing,1946 amounts to a further 495 piculs, of Denver and Cleveland are on their way here to which, however, 342 piculs were made up ake their places. So that it appears that four again by the Importation of that quantity of vessels of 13,680 tans displacement, one vessel duty and likin pald oplum cleared in Shang of 4.413 tons and another of 3,213 tons, have

been taken away from a fleet that is to be in It is stated that Chu Shib-ling has long bal. The actual importations of the various creased with the additing of two vessels of borne enmity against the Governor of Anhui kinds of oplum during the year were: Benares, 14,00 109s and one vessel of 3 zap tons and and has made previous attempts to secere his 89 plculs; Malwa, 1,471 plculs; and Patna, 41 another of 1,19 tons,

off point fact, there-and. pfeile. On the whole, the report on the trade. fore, the US Navy in the Orient aggregaten at Hangchow for the past year is not exactly 36,955 tons displacement less; it lowes sixteen exhilirating, but there is evidence that with fifty-six-six", seventy-two 3", and 43 three. guns in its four armoured cruisers, increased facilities of communication and a

pounder having eight to"; thirty-two 6"; forty-four 3" moderate season, the port, is likely to in

And

-3 pounder gun, twenty-four

CHIEF OFFICIALS ELECTED. crease in importance and in the prosperity armament of the protected craiser Cleveland of the inhabitants of the district,

and Denver is about the same as that

A QUIET AND ORDERLY MEETING, of the Baltimore and Cinclinäïl'although the former is much lighter with regard to her

[From Our Own Correspondent.] secondary battery and heavier in, ber, main battery, it will be seen therefore, experts say,

Shameen, 12th July, It is seldom that the office of Secretary of that instead of increasing the fact it is actually

being

decreased by a very appreciable amount

12.20 p.m. State for India comes withis the glare of the both to weight of vessels and of armament, Imelight, for the simple red on that the holder Even if the Cincinnati is not sent home the The extraordinary general meeting difference will not be materially affected. Thy of shareholders convened for the pure appears to be attracting considerable atteo pose of pleating the president and op. also, the exparts contend, without vice-president of the Tast-han Rail- reason. in all Federal departments, accord. way Company has been held, and the ing to our Manila contemporary, "public

decided proceedings passed off without die Mr be found to stake

turbance. beginning of spurt immediately, after

ON THE SUBJĒČT-OF OPIUM.

(11th July)

The

is mor of the vault that Secretaries for Inflis ator, with result of the batterier, at Subig Bay have had their brief reign and departed with out leaving the slightest trace of their existence, It has happened, however, that Mr. John More

the present:ecretary, has had to face series of circumstances which have brought India and bis office into

work

the

the new fiscal year when new appropriations be› come available. The appropriations for cer taim forms of fortifications is made in a lamp sum which runs very low toward the end of

one who is more of a literarence, and given an ambitions statesman the opportunity of showing his calibre. Whether the poput

England, or, indeed, anybody withoul the confines of fodia, can forms a Just ap the fiscal year and only such work an leab preciation

iation of the real meaning of the resolutely necessary can be done: When the form movement in that Empire, is and the character of its protagoo new appropriatlons become a ailable work that has been delayed by lack of funds, is rushed.

the Philippins Uplika

Government

extremely doubtful, but it

aituation English of popular opleine priations are not 'continued' uoPro.

that so far as an

the

the derland diagnosed the symplomi Morley has which work toward the unrest adecated classes of Britain's

great depen These meitats are of no immediate concere to Hongkong-although their effects may even tually become palpable in trade but one passage in Mr. Marley's speech, reference to the opium question, is of direct

with

CANTON-HANKOW RAIL. WAY.

Mr. Lo Po-shun was elected pre- sident by 800 votes.

Mr. Wong Shin-ping was elected vice-president by 260 votes.

THE CHARGH AGKINS/ A BANK COMPRADORE.

JUDGMENT 'ON, APPEAL.

CASE CONTINUED.

In Original Jurisdiction last Wednesday, ber fors bis Honour the Chief Justice, the case was continued in which Li Leung, an lofant,

JAPANESE "BLACK AND WHITE'

WHISKY.

༥

ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT OF TRADE-MARK

TEXT OF THE JUDGMENT.

be

recommended 14.

ta. That the Government "offer" every pro section to these associations and that the off cials of each association co-operate with the Government officials in bringing the whole - problem to a satisfactory Issue.

THE SITUATION IN VLADIVOSTOR,

DISQUIETING REPORTS.——

The steamer Mongolia, which, arrived 'at Nagasaki on Sunday, brought news to the effect that there were still signs of unrest la Vladivostok. Thiny revolutionists had arrived recently and three of them, had been arrested, The inhabitants' were much alarmed, and it was anticipated that disturbancer might occur At any hour. Telegraphic communication with Europang Russia was still interrupted at the time of the departure of the steamer

The Mangalia is to b be delivered to Mars, Giesburg & Co. of Nagusiki, agents of the

Pussian Votunider Fleet. The steamers on the rug of the Volunteer Fleet between Vladie vastoke and Odessa will call at Shanghai, and Nagasaki on both voyaget.

A COMPARISON OF TWO

NAVIRS,

According to the best authorlies the United States has a larger fleet of heavy ships, khan " Јарко.

The

Japanese navy has is battleships, fas cluding the two that have recently been, finish, ed 78 cruisers, 12 cost defence ships. 7 kuni” bonis and ́s dispi

and y dispatch ships. These figures ara taken from the Japanese yearbook and are more conservative than the No the

The full text is to hand of the judgment de livered on the and instant in the Osaka Appeal Court in the appeal of the Procurator in the Osaka Chiha Saibansha against the decision World A'manac.

includ (acquittal) of that Court in the charge of loThe United States has 19 battiaskipa, suing by his next friend, Li Chan Shi, tough agement of the trade-mark of "Black and Fing shown launched and wilkin'a few months'of White" whisky, brought against Nishikawa completion 32 coast'do'ance abips | 12 armour- to have a mortgage dated 16th March, 1906, Radayashi, a wine merchant of Audoji-machi, ad cruisers, including those within shortsime and made by plaintiff in favour of Tam Ma Osaka:

of completion, 21 protected cruiser 16 other Hony, a single woman, set aside and cancelled

The Apponi Court quashed the derision of cruises, si sta-going gunboats and grother

gunboats. M, W. Slade, instructed by Ms, D. V. the Osaka Chiho Saibaasho, and acquisted the

Of the battleships Jepan has two of::19//om Descan, appeared for the plaintiff, the defend, Sieavenson, of Messrs. Deacon, Looker and accused,

tons; two 16,500 and 15,2000 15,000 100 ant being represented by Sir Henry Berkeley,

13.5403 one 12/903 3 *WO 13,574 1

In giving its reasons for the judgment, the Appeal Court states that the facts of the official

instructed by Mr. D.lê 'Kong Sing and indictment, in this caun stata thai the-accused [ona:10,960, at tileships, of);

* *

his office and asked to take steps to withde on selected for the House of ships, Makteen and. South Carolina; (bestone

Mr. Quo Kang Sing spoke to IAB mirtgage | Pasen to be so registered, but without the of coconf consu

The United States har six

and Grist

during a period from about faly in December, tocantons five 14 948; two 13,000 thres11,000

two 11,520 One 11,346 jilbron M&Reginald Harding was called and stated 10:6-trade-mark resembling one with the three

Scotch whisky, Black and† 19,218 and ana 6,315.

There are also the battle that on May zath the plaintiff went to him in English words

which the accused knew to have age of which is cat given and the ep.2004- this action. Witness then wrole to Mr. Otto

4 No. 20,8er (under No. 4) at ton ships that have just been planned t Kong Singan Mesurs, Wilkinson and Gris

While thase figures show how, the “baliler, Patent Bureau in the Department of and i formed them of the instructions he had

Agriculturs and Commerce by Mr. James ships of Japan and the United States stan received.

Mr.Siade, witness said he did not ask Buchanan, fish subject, of the Black Swas numerically, the comparison is not very aplicht.

as to sirengib, the plaintiff why he wanted to withdraw. The Distillery, Holocrn, 1.ondon, England, who the

Asit, he was definitely instructed to withdraw used the trade-mark for the whisky manufac. For indiance there are not a few armoured whoss tonnage, and Federal government, Only money specif.

upd he was not concerned with the reasons tured by the firm of Messrs, James Buchaoap trainers in our

and

The accused I had cally appropriated can be spent. In some

not obtained armament are much greater than those of seme Witness added that plaintiff said he had wanted

Company departments the head thereof cannot even

before to withdraw the suit but Messrs. the consent of Messrs. Buchanan and Company of our battleships and, which would be much

to use the said trademark, Judgment was delivered in the Osaka Appeal Deacon would not allow him, ¿Ha did not

Fo buy a box of pins or rubber bands unless Congress specifically provides for the purchase.

The evidence submitted to prove that the more than a match for our yeutels.wlik the more imponing name, The same is true of thereal. This year quite a bit of the fortincas out on 3rd inst. in the appeal of the Promow why the case was procraded with.

accused used for the ame article a trade mark some of Japan's cruisers, Cacorator.sgainst the decision of iba Koba Chike tion work in the Philippines was delayed by Salbans, by which Fan chin, the late com being signed in his office and the money pa

the one registered by another, The age of the vessels and

"and"equipment also lack

of funds and when the money became pradors in the Kebe. branch of the Chartered over to the plaintiff. After this case had been knowing it to

factor in any com available July 1 the completion of this work Besk of indis, Australia and China, who was instituted, plastiff went to witness and said he consent of its lawful owner, is insufficient. The Sgures as a wary Instant importance to Thi Colony, immediately begun. In addition to this namely, the cultivation and exportation of cartain of the Army officers who started in on

with emberalement and fread, wap did not wish to go on any longer with the su, cas is, therefore, to be dealt with in accord parison.

with Article # 4 of the Code of Crimingi. as he wished to pay off she money due on the ance

Mor should it be orgottes that two of BIO'S Indian opium. After all, it is open to doubt

Duluthe work at Rubig Pay will shortly be returning

Hasigard, a declaration to that. Procedure, and the articles seized to accord" hable, so far as material strength, gone equal.

battleships, the Basrama and sho: fbi ar9-910 quaphed the decision of whether the Imperial administratora bave been to the United States and they want to see their like lower Court and montenced the accused to. efect abbsafid that at the time of glying in....[

And also as to his being affull af

ance with Article 202 of the

Code, SAMS. quite a deluded regarding the intentions of work done before they leave. This is the Imrriaanment with labour for a term of

Court lis Witonss

in error in acquitting the to four of our best battle hips Arai Allma The lower China in the maller of

the trade-mark the launching of the 77/sanonga! ond et buf position in which explanation of the activity in Army and Navy year. He la ondered to pay fine of 20 and wructions for drawing up the mortgage plain accused as the ground that aplum, or blind to the

dimricting

subergecatly to be placed under police sapere tid teid hetwas as years of All the used by him did not resemble the ont regie naval axparty dgpred that

battleships/

•vision for six mootbe Maros parties were present le swithate iomce at the usred by Mr. James Buchaussa, ble acties does powerfal. As our two largest but habipa be placed when the opium. prakibiting will circles which experts say actually explaies,"

He did not ask anybody is for an eat constitute an offence against the law. The Michigan and the South Carolina, tions have to be enforce 1, as was supposed. Itin A PERING letter states that H E:-Chow Ep, all very well for alow well-meaning individuals to the retiring Viceroy of the Two Kwang pro WITH every number iibia. Improvmantinatidavit as to the age of the plaintiff, fqsult from the aplum habit, but it is not always as Vice President in one of the Ministries, Saturday Svaning Haulers in spparat, he cocient, as he bought from his, apped srce The cabo, 19, therefore, decided us already apparent that these representatives of Cecil is funter stated that his Excellency has been latest farce to band presents an Axcelist phe bat he was more than at West dia sot mentioned in arcordance with Clause 1. of Khodor phrase "unctuous rectitude "have done telegraphed for by Prince Ching to go on to 16graph of Excellency Shum, tiketan count the money before it was banded over Cilminal Propedare. more than skim the surfice of the problem, the Capital without delay, and that Viceroy board Thip while the learned on the leaks to Li Leung, and therefore did not know if the f^elivered in conjunction with Procurator When all factors, excluding shar

Vide and evil could be eradicated to-morrow Yuan Bhihikal has strongly recommended doings in the Northern Badiimane was adus[rvicoll handed high-contained all banknotes or | Goten. **--- vštɗn quía to any that half the world and among Chaw Fu to the Throne as ons wall acquainte Able Das of the cartoons cancangng the: doma preesissory pace as well. Liikeung him; Siesed by Judes Ilda Kaisaburo, presidies

Abat half a great proportion of the allegedly ed with dealing with foreigner with whom he hunt for the oplum smokery bite of the silma ja sal/cookied the money but said nothing about | Judges Watanabe Hoken

And Tie TALION flon capitally) ciclegs and avli ones.would combine to rid the 1 lo a persona grata,"

and

such Colonies as Singapore and

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of Japan; are sijil larker than the Dront

they should weigh till teavier is that bu

talk at large about the disastrous effects which | vinces, will probably ba given a post in Reking fithe charectar, and contents of the shangrah / considered, the asp's owo declarailant.qui!") SPPRAĮ of the: Procurater in this respect is Bastuma and the 6ñf the two naw batti

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The complement of men earned by sench

Most is About the same, 34,CONSUME, ALS

portant, of all, the man bahind the gun usua considered, our payy in to-day probable anys where from aus-fourth to one-third lawyer of to that of Japan-Manbig Limite